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Edwidge Danticat
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- Anonymous User
- 10-25-22
A childhood favorite...
I remember finding this book when I was in elementary school, and how vivid and beautiful the stories were... to hear them brought to life in an audiobook was truly magical! 💖
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- Anonymous User
- 05-17-23
One Of the best Books I’ve read
I am a ELA III for the 11th grade in the bronx. Opening with this book has allowed me to introduce my scholars not only into the world of storytelling but aligning it with actually historical event.
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- erika
- 03-04-15
great, emotional
Very insightful book about the lives of the people in Haiti on a personal level. the stories are somewhat sad and disheartening but the author has great purpose in writing the book. Very good narration also.
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- Baje Bookclub (@baje_bookclub)
- 11-01-23
Short story collection
This short story collection was good and heartbreaking at the same time. Haitians have been through a lot.
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- Fred
- 07-09-21
FANTASTIC STORYTELLER (and storytelling)
Each narrator was chosen to allow the listener to revel in Danticat’s skill as a storyteller! Exceptionally well done.
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- Chiti Kaunda
- 01-04-22
Beautiful short stories of strength & resilience
To know Haiti is to know a history of overcoming. Slaves who overthrew their masters and have been eternally challenged by rejecting whiteness. These are beautiful stories written from the perspective of women with connection to Ville Rose. They tell stories of the Haitians who stayed and those of the diaspora, their plight, but most of all their grounding in a dignified identity. Very well narrated. Inspirational.
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- AuthorAnnaBella
- 10-26-20
A captivating story of Haitian culture and folklore told with a poetic flow.
Krik? Krak! is a compilation of stories depicting the rich, traumatic history and cultural heritage of Haiti. It speaks of Haitian life in Haiti and in the US. Each story intertwined, linking past & present reuniting them all in the end. These stories are packed with love, loss, belonging, hope, suffering and grief. Descriptively rich, pulling the reader in to live vividly through the eyes of each character.
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- Jessica
- 02-13-19
marvelous
it just doesn't get any better than this masterpiece. danticat's pen is a magic wand that performs a perfected craft.
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- Patrick V. Milord
- 08-01-22
PHENOMENAL!!!!
This book is a canonical volume of Haitian-American literature
Any Haitian or American of Haitian descent will appreciate this book!
Every character in this book reminded me of my mother, father, aunt, uncle, sister & cousin.
The bone and pumpkin soup references made me feel nostalgic!!!
I really enjoyed this audiobook. The accolades it received are well deserved!!!
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- Irene McIntyre
- 09-07-19
I like the narrator
But the stories are forgettable. I wanted to like it but I just didn't find anything to like...but the narrator.
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